SmartPhones stories - Page 31

Apple enterprise management company Jamf has rolled out new IT management functionality to simplify app deployment and updates.

Mobile Mentor, a New Zealand-founded company, has been named the global 2021 Microsoft Partner of the Year for Modern Endpoint Management.

New malware strain targets MacOS users, stealing information. Hackers can buy licenses for $49 on the Darknet. Spoofed emails used to trick victims.

Global user data surveillance has increased for the seventh consecutive year, with data requests to tech giants tripling from 2013 to 2019.

Although shipments fell 7% in 2020 due to the pandemic, the market has bounced back with shipments expected to grow 12% in 2021.

What if there was a way to extend the lifespan of products before they end up in landfill? Device repairability seems like a logical step.

Apple iPhones to capture nearly 40% of smartphone market value in 2022, despite Android's global dominance, says Juniper Research.

Samsung Networks Business will commence operations in 2021 as a network vendor, and explore the potential of 5G mmWave technology.

There will be more than 1.4 billion users of facial recognition software used for payments alone in 2025, up from 671 million in 2020.

Yubico is partnering with Microsoft to offer 25,000 free YubiKey security keys to high profile and high risk organisations across 31 countries.

Worldwide smartphone shipments could achieve a 5.5% growth rate this year - and PC shipment rates will also grow 18.2%.

Mobile device management is no longer about being tied to physical devices - in fact, IT administrators shouldn't even need to go near them.

Apple has been named the world's most valuable brand by the Brand Finance Global 500 2021, with a brand value of $263.4 billion.

Google Cloud and Nokia partner to develop solutions for communications service providers (CSPs) in network infrastructure modernisation and 5G core builds.

The data center power market could be worth up to US$15 billion by 2026, driven by a boom in the creation of hyperscale data centers.

Together, the companies intend to explore new 5G, edge and hybrid cloud solutions to improve operational efficiency, safety, and flexibility for the enterprise.

According to a company blog post, Nokia and HPE will work together to transform Nokia's data centres into 'carbon negative' IT producers.

Scale Computing releases new HC3 infrastructure appliances with NVIDIA GPU processing power for virtual desktops and compute applications.

Nokia enters a five-year strategic collaboration with Google Cloud to migrate its on-premise IT infrastructure, aiming for reduced energy and hardware costs.

The purpose-built joint 5G solution delivers real-time analytics to enhance the customer experience and maximise investment impact.